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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
Sale of Court House Bonds of Gila
 County Arizona.

ll accordance with the provisions of Chap tor z fitleXi Revised Statutes of Arlzu- m, untitled Ap Act concerning counties their boundaries and ctlicers approved Mach 9th, 1sS7t and in conformity with 3 resolution If the Board of Supervisors Of said Gila County, dated Nov. gth, 1887, notice ts hereby given that on MONDAY, Dec 5th 1887, at o'clock m. bids viii Dc opened in my office, in Globe, County of Gila, Terri tory If Arizona, for the phrrhase of all Of the following bonds of Gila County. Arizona Fer Fit0fg, tho right being reserged, however t0 reject any oY all bias. The total issue of said bonds aggregate ten thousand dollars (Sla, O00) bearing interest at the Fate of seven per cent per annum, interest payable sa1ai.annually on the first days Df June afid December of each yerr, on presentation ei coupons. Principal and interest payable in gold 90in Of the Uni- ted States, at tho Treasurerti office in Globe; Arizona, or New York City 0r St. Louis, Mo, at the option Of tue holder nf the honda Said bonds are aonsecativoly numbered from | to 5 inclusive, and bear the denoniinatlon of two thousand dollars 20a0} each, and are pay. able as follows, tt-Mit.
 Bond Number One tl) payable December tst, 1892 Bond Number Two {2) payable De eember lot, 1896, Bonds numbered Three, Four and Five payable December lst, 1907, These honda are issued for the purpose of building court house and jail at the county seat 0l 3ia County, Arizona. No bids will be entertained for the purchase Of said bonds Tor lsss than hinety.fige i9Al per cent. of ther face valae. T, 4, LONERGAN,
 County Treasurer
 Globe, Afizona Nov, 10, 1887
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Ins ne..ern se1llsr. eho.en seselae

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 With every advance of emigration into the far West ne# demand is created foF lHo4tetter's Stomach Bitters Newly peo. pied regions are frequently less salu- brious than older settled localities, on account of the miasma which rises frem
 recently cleared land, particularly along ithe banhs of rigers that are eubiect to 8Freshsts The agricultural or nining smigrant soon learns, when he does not Airenly know taat the Bitters afford the apiily sure protection agairlas nlalaria, mud .bhose disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels. tp which elimatic clanges, expo suTe, and uHac custpmaa q unhealthy 5wnter or diet subject him oopssqiiont- sly, he plAees an estimate upop this lpeeat hcasehold apeci6e asid preventive .pommenaurate with its intfinaic merits, leaa ss eafeful Q sesp % bead l EestSFe- tiye md proinoter q hsalth so ilfplipity
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

'Fle product Of tbe Calumet & Hecla which formerly was all smelted at the Detroit works, will probably soon be ail treated at fhe Hanoocs, Mich works, aecording 10 the Copper Her. aid. Five tnfnaees are now being op- erated at Hancock The llssrois works will likely be abahdoned.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
THE s.n.Ea.TaoNs

Special to the BEI.T
 Returns from New York, through lout the State, show a majority for Jackson, (Dem..) of 5000. RlcnMoSp, Va, Nov. 9. Returns show that the Democrats will have over two-thirds majority in both branches of fthe general assembly.
 PHmApELpmA, pa., Nov 9 Returns from most Of the countries in Penn sgl- vania show a plurality of between IS3,Q0oaad 10000 for Hart (Rep. for governor Democratic gain of 10000.
 The New York Tlmss, commenting on the elections, says that the votes of yesterday, serve notice On the Repub- liean party Of q severe defeat next year on tie Presidential election The Times says the Republicans will nom mate Blaine and the Democrats Gleve. Hand
 CnlcAoo, Nov 10. Auarehist Iingg ended his miserable existence with q cap loaded w;th dynamite
 CalcAao. Nov II Gov. 0gIesty commuied inc sentence Of Fleldenand schwab to fife imprisonment Pare sonsi Spies, l'lscher aud Fpgel were hung.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The following telegram was sent ts Tucson on Mondey
 Citizens of Chla County send greet inas to the Committee on sword Pre- sentation to General Nelson A. Miles, and desire to express their abundant satisfaction for the consumination of their efforts to rendey the cccasion a Hitting tribute to tho distinguished General whose valuable services to Arizona it is intended to cpmmemo, rate:
 A. Fl. Hackney, ], E. Patton, Alonze Bailey, J. W. Rapsom, Joseph Fl. Hamin, w, T, McEeRy, Alexander Tnppel, W A. Holmes, W. V, Eingsbury, G.s. Van Ragenen, Jno. H. Beubrook, A. Kinney, K. H. Cook, Chas, I, Martin, F. w, Westmeyer, ]. Redmall II. c. Hitchcock, Louis sultan, NJ. Van Wagenen, J, D. McCabe, T, A. Lonergan, B. c. Fox S, Klein, BG Fox, 0. E. Taylor, A. F. Love, Geo, E. White, F D. Johnson, Alex Graydon, Johu Nicholson, J, J posburgh, A, J, Arana,
 Charles A. Fisk,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The death of ,. D. Rittenhouse, of Florence, on Friday night of last week, is announced by the Enterprise MI httenhouse was leading merchant of Florence and man who stood lFell iu tha community where he resided for number of yeals He was born ID Washington, D. c, and camo tp Arizona m 1872 He was member ol Flpresee Lodge No ] A c U Ws and of tganhoe i.egon NJ 2, lsst Knigpis, ana iala benbitiary cclslG- catcslin both
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Win O. Keilnar IS man of sand He had an adventure with a bear on Pinal mountain. on Friday Of latt week, and came out first best Armed only with a six-shooter, he had the temerity to open hostilities, and sue ceeded only in w6nndihg bruIn tue first shot, whereupon the thfuriatea beast charged vieiously, but William was equal to the emergency and . second shot reached a vital spot and the bear threw up the sponge
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
POST OFFICE RULES.

OfRce open from A. M. to z P, M., daily
 Sundays one hour after mail arrives.
 Mail closes Soiug Eust and West at 7:i5 A. O., daily
 Money Order DepaTtmeHt-oloses at ?, B., daily-Sundays excepted.
 Mails go to San Carlos aud Maxey every Monday, Wednesday and Friday-to Catllpa, Armer, Tonto Rye, Payson, So., every M0n, day. These mails close the night previous at eP.M. ALONZO BAILEY, F. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
saltsle

Dr Flints Heart ROmody has sayed mere lives " timely uss, and has kePt fl.on, suicide or the insane aaylums moro victims os noryoaa disoraera, than all ths phy with theis pst methods of trsatmens At dragats sL5o. Dc. ssriptive trestise with eaea bottls; or nd. dress J. ] Maek 4 Co, S F
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Attorney E, H Cook received let ter from Henry Nsvius. tbe soldier who was tried here and acquitted of murder, in which he states that upon arrival at Fort Mcdowell he vas placed under arrest and the dane charge preferred agaInst him.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Frank Gill is here on a visit frohi Silver King. Mining matters, he gays, are active in that camp and there is not an idle man there who wants work A number of Globe men are in the employ Of the King Company
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Drew c. Eagala, who has been back 10 inc ola home in Whitfield county, Georgia, returned 10 Globe on Thurs. day and looks as though the fatted cali had been kiiled for him lle te. ports wonderful prosperity thougbouf tue State Of Georgia, the result of the development Of her iron industry, and the growth of misunderstanding. Crops, too, Were excellent this year Brew howeyer, was welded to Arizona and perlorce, must return
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
F. & A. M

There will be a,speeial eommunica- ton Of WLite Mountain Lodge Nov. 18th, On Dsc. 1st the regular com. will be held aud election of officers for the next year will take place By order of
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The fora of the first issue of court house bonds was objected to by the successful bidder, and the objection sustained by St Lotus brokers who re- commended some minor changes which 1t IS agreed will greatly enhance their yaiue in the eyes of investors. These changes have been made, and the Boagd of Supervisors have assurances iaat the new boEds can be easily placed, probably at better figure tpan that bid for tlie hfal II aill oc- essiqa qniy 2 aoradelay
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

w E. Eads, happy -go.lucky Bo- hemian, whose accomplishments are versatile, has land down tho drill and piok and gone back to his old trade of sticking tYpe, on the Phmnix Gaaette.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Col. Masten, of the Maricopa and PhmnIx railroad, has written to Alon- 70 Bailey, stating that urgent business will keep him in Phnnix until the 18th, when he will come to Globe to take preliminary steps toward the ex- tension of his road to Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The Centennial mill dropped it's stamps on Fame ore to-day. When the run is finished, ten tons of ore from the stonewal No. 1, worked un- der lease by Harry Bowen and Gabe Tucker Twill be reduced The roaster is being put in thorough repair with D view of reducing some rich but rebel- lious ore from a mine at Pioneer which Paul J. Johnson and Whl. Mallory have been working.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
The friends of General Nelson A.

The friends Of General Nelson A. Miles have reason to be satisfied with the ovation tendered him in Tucson, on tho occasion of the presentation of q sword specially made as q means of testifyihg the gratitude of Arizona. and for lis services in overcoming and removing from the Territory the willy Chiricahua's, who for SC many years defantly ravaged Arizona, New Mexico and the states Of Ghihuahna, and Sonefa, Mexico.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
IndiacAllen ar e.ensa.naslen.

A few Hamburg Figs are all that is necessary for the cure of the seyeFest cases of indigestion or constipation, and one taken occasionally will prevent tho development Cf these affections 25 cts, At III druggists J. J. Mack < Co pr1e prietors, $. F
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

It is amusing to see tho credit af ex- posing ths Tortiiita mining scheme given to the New York Herald, by other papers ignorant Of tho affair." Tho Herald was one of the few New York journals to publish the ridieu- l0uS advertisement of tho Torfilite Mining Company which 10 reputable paper should have admitted fo 4ts col- nlnns The N, | Engineering and Minmg Jonfnal, Tombstone Epita E,h .a69 iae Silgsg ltga eatigla3 co sll the
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Dr. w Hall, from Wilcox, dentist of first class ability, is now in Globe, and solicits all kinds of work pertain. '6ng to dentistry Satisfaction guar anteed in ah eases. Rooms at Mrs. Hske's residence, Oak St
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

NOTICE This IS to notify and warn all persons against milking, or banding any of cur cattle without permissiou, or authority to do 50, by us. S. c HEINEaAS.
 Mas. E. GlLL
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

E,o. Kennedy and John NJ. Jones have leased the Nugget mil near Richmond Basin, to work custom ore, and there is, we understand, several large lots of ore awaiting reduction,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The Grand Lodge of Arizona F & A. N. held it's annual contamination ar Tombstone this week, Mir. Edward Cain former resident of Globe repre- sented White Mountain Lodge No. 8, F. & A. NJ. of this place.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

We clip the following items from the Lower Cahforniani
 Major Sisson left Saturday for San Diego, and was present at the recep- tion given Governor Waterman in that city on Monday evening
 Tie lofty tower of Major sissons mans;on at San Carlos City is a prom. lnsntandmark, viewed from the yer. anda of the Iturblde. Itmay be taken as thsp.sneer of the domes and stee- pies which will soon be piercing the sky in thst Locality.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Arrangements are being made for a party at the rink on Thanksgiving night, and everything possible will be done to make t pleasant affair. We understand that a number of ladies and gentlemen from San Carlos will attend.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Dr. w. Hall, dentist, announces his departure from Globe on Tuesday or Wednesday next Persons wishing to avail themselves of bis services should notify him at once.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Yayapai stock growers Gssoeiatiop lFill hold speeisi meeting ia Pres cott on the 18th et November, for the E6irpose of present defsnse against the laws passed ' the last legislature aetrtmental 10 stoak i1teress ss of Yaya- rai eoanty, aud Q inaagaFate n agi tption or their repeal by tbe next lsgislature Recognizing the import ance ot a large attendanee pf ail stock. nlcn q the county the Hoot and Horn dwelis at length n the matter and urges deeisiYe action
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Acting Sheriff John Ii, Benbrook left on to.day's stage with the insane man Puuzlowagot, whom he will rel turn to the Territorial Insane Asylum, from which he made his escape,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

pr Stark was called to payson on. Wednesday to attend the wife of Mr ) Gibson, proprietor of the Globe and Verde stage line Mrs, Gibsons com dition was reported 10 he dangerons.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Eskiminzen is now or the reServa- ton and has declared his intention 10 remain there. He has located fanth on the Gila, within about twelyeh1les of Camp Thomas. Eskiminzen saJs Ee has been charged with theft for wllith he is in no way responsible, Last summer while Agency Indiaus were camped at Coyote Holes. a party ~ them he says, went down to the San Pedro, and they are the Indians who stole i've bead Of horsgs from Shields. The trouble between white settlers and his Ipdiaus, he alleges, grew out Of this theft, and they were wrongly accused,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

N0TICE--All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please call and settle by the 10th sF Dec, or the accounts will be placed in the hand of my attorney for collection. Nc exceptions. ALEX. GRA4boN,
 Globe, Nov. 10, 1887.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

On Tuesday t. 9oard of Supervi- sors appointed G, ge E. shute Sher- If, to fill the uney red term of 3. E. Ho6gson, deeeaS
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Acting SheriG BenbFook telegraph cd superintendent Q. H. Mahonsy that he had in custody Punzlowagot, au tH- cape from the Territorial Insane Asy- lum, who availsd himself of the diIs- patch and refused to pay telegraph charges, consequently Mr. Bcnbrook is out of pocket one dollar and ninety cents The superintendent notifed the sheriH that if he would return Punzlowagot to the asylum, he would receive him, but would pay no chargts. In this connection t is pertinent lo rn. quire whether or not individuals and counties are to be 6eaced because bf the inattention of a 5uperintenden: in permitting an insane person to wan der over the bills.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

George Hancock returned from the Redman ranch in the Sierra Anchas on Wednesday He found D. n Lacey hearty, and contcnted, no doubt be- lieying that solitude sometimes Is best society Lacey is ninrod of some pretenton, and finds plenty of sport in that line, as game abcurds in the mountains, Only recently he killsd 2 beas Of l25 pannds weight.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Wm. R. Burrows, telegraph opera tor, has been transferred from San Carlos to Wilcox. He is square man and tiptop operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
llronr. N. N. NM I,th. l887

From date I will do q strictly cash business All parties indebted 10 me are requested 10 nuke settlement be- tween this and December 1st, 1sS7
 c. s. VAN WAGRNRN.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Under the new law taxes will go delinquent promptly on Dec 18th. The Board of Supervisors hayO no power to extend the time.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

John Nicholson went up to the Basin on Thursday to put the Nugget mill in shape. He is an expert ma. chinlst, /
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

October 18th, ths Arizona Mineral Belt R R entered suit aeaiust the ~ X lantic X Pasi6e road for damage for on-pay ment of subscription " the latter road, thereby necessitsting q temporary suspehsipn of wofk on tie former road. Tic attoFneys for plain tgtf are F. K Hoar ana S II. Dudley Of Boston, and Nathan and | B. Cleayes of Portland, Name.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Sage Miller, a former residens of Grant county, N. N. IS reported to be mining in Alaska.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Con Burns, once a resident Of Globe has commenced sa,t, by attachment, in St, Louis county, Mo, against John H. Hardy.
 Burns alleges that on February list last, Hardy, who, with \. VI Hanlm, .'Wm.L. Wildeman and others, owned the Istta mine, in Yavapai County, Arizona, contracted with him to the effect that if he would sell 2. three. fourths interest in the mine for Ss6, GOO he conld retain one-fourth of the purchase price as eompensatioli; that be had arranged to aake tbe sale io a St Louis company composed of s, N. Fordyee, ]. x. How, Wells Hlodget and Joseph Dickson for ths sym named; that before the transaction was consummated Hardy anterfered and stopped 1t, but that afterward Hardy and associates sold tue property to unknown parties. Burns also ,ii- leges that he advanced certain moneys to Hardy that he has never been re- paid and that the latter owes hEm quite a sum for services rendered.. Tue attachment was executed by gar nisheeipg the Fifth National Bank.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

hirs '. F. Kellncf does tinprpyel as rapidly as was hoped, and we are informed tho lady is not yet out ofl danger
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Mr s, Gison is rapidly eouyalesclng and it is thought out of danger. His condition was considered alarming on Wednesday and Dr. Davis, of San Carlos, was telegrapbed for but, not belng able 10 leave tue Agency pre- scrbei for him over the wme. Mrs. Gilson is bsre waiting on Der has- band.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

We don't Eike to give Van away, bnt the interest of tho many unsophitliCIa. ted citizens who may go into hs store and drop two-bits on a new device winch some ingenious Yankee has in- vented to catch tho unRary, is para mount, and we feel 1t our duty to give the scheme away The out6t consists of a dial like the face of d clock, marked of in regular sraces each containing number, large asd small numbers alternating. A nsettic or indicator upon the dial is moved by compressed air furnished through a rubber tube from a bulb by pressure of the hand. Van will go you round for the cigars, aud if you accept tue de6, it is important you should be iIp adept at squeezing Several young men of our acquaintances would be very successfully so as to have the nee- de stop at a large number. as the one getting the smallest loses, Van is sitting up nights practiciug.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

This paper ia kept on ale at E. c. nalses Advertising Agency, 64 and 05 Marehimts' Exchange, Sah Francisco, Cal, where con. tracts for advertising can be made for It.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

We arc gratified 10 learn ef tae inprovemens Of Mi A B. Ross whose condition was critical for sey eraI days. his congaleseeaee is due in great measure to the attention of Mrs, John Cadman, who did every. thing possible for hss relief Mrs, Ross, who was absent at Ionto, was notified ot her husbands illness, and returned home on Monday
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Dick Treyarthen has improved so quickly as to be able to sit up.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

We are pleased to be able from our own personal knowledge 10 recom- mend Dr. " Hall dentist, of Wilcox, to the people Of Globo and elsewhere The Doctor during his yiSlt bere, has been liberally patronized, and bis work has given very general satis- faction.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
Preventative of chIIIs,

is not surpassed
 lt E esdersea by the hest chemists ~ the most esIcaci9us, streugtheniilg Tonic tliis copntry has ever pradnccd, the value of which win De reeatslised by all who risy ose thcth
 Private eitizensof Ariznna Nisstiag St I.ouis have expressed their conviction fh8t it is re. euliaFly adapted Co the wants of that Terri. fory, and aeegls only trial to insure Sts speey infrsduetisa there
 ftrdeas stisiF ad t0 7'fgK WEST INDIA N s M NG GsstAfEA x Y wili he
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

The assessed valuation of Couatyi ig S650, 600 Bonded indebtedness. 15,OO0 Floating indebtedness nothing.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
PAnrERaEp LooALs.

Horses boarded for 5e cents per day at Pascoes corral The besi alfalfa hay fea
 Two elegantly furnished rooms ior rent by Ms Bamsdell
 Fresh bread rolls, cake, pies, dc, at Ramsdell's Bakery
 Cigars at Van wagenen
 If you want good pair Of boots or shoes, call at C. Sehulze s Priees re- luced.
 New clothing samples just arrlyed at ~ s. Var Wagenea s
 Fresb groceries constantly arriving .at Van Wagenen
 Great reduction in cash prices at E. F Kellner < Co.
 fyon want good suit of clothes custom made, leave your order with G, s, Van Wagenei
 Just received by Alex. Glraydon, 2 cAr load of ft)uInberlani coal
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Globe & San Carlos Telegraph Cu Otfics Hoars--9 o'clock d. M Co 12 n and Q e R M Sundays-l0 toll A. N. and 6to CT, Y.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
DR. FLINT,S HEART REMEDY.
s25O Rev ard.

The above reward will he paid for infor1aa. ti0R that VIII iaad 70 the conviction U any psyssa ahp loaY hs found altering ur deiacing the nsarkg e brands, ~ stealing, Billing ot iii5Yi8g from their accustomed fkhges any live stock bsloEging ta any q the mrmbers of inc Globe Stack Gra8efs Association of Gila County
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Foa SALE a fine ranch Range for 1000 head Of stock Good feed and abpnaant water sppply. Inquire at tbe BfIr office
 New groceries just received at c. s. Van Wagenens
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

{ This great Tonic has been introduced to the people of the Biississippi Valley for the past thirteen years with unbopndea sucoess md popularity. < There is nothing Of the kifta e&tsnt that equals t as stirnulsnt m apstizer, or anti dyspepfic. tiF particularly adapted to male- rious disffiets assd as
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

White Rye Whiskey Bourbon Whis- Key, Gin, Pipifax Bitters, Port wine, Sherry wine, Angelica vine, Cham pange cider, etc, etc, at C. s Van Wagenens
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12
Cigars at Van Hyagenan 5.
Mlnra mn E.lnnnrs.

Just received by Alex. Graydon, 2 car load of Cumberland coal
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Two elegantly furnished rooms for rent by Nils. RamsdelL
Arizona silver belt., 1887-11-12

Fresh bread rolls, cake, pies, 6. Ramsdell's Bakery.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-29
HENRY GEORGE IN CHICAGO.

There can be no installing the meaning
of HENRY GEORGES presence in Chicago
at this time. 1t is for the purpose of giving
announcement to and directing the social
istic party in the municipal election. Hav-
ing measured the strength of socialism in
New York he is now anxious to test it in
Its Western stronghold. Mr.. GEORGE is
gathering data to be used in making his es-
Inmates for the presidential year and at the
same time organizing his party preparatory
to entering the national contest in 1885.
His lecture last night may fairly be con-
strued as the national platform of the ma
tional socialistic party, and while it is one
that presents no hope for party to win on.
still there is a catching feature about it
which will take with great many people
who are not the owners of property. The
socialstic element is stronger in Chicago
than is good for the safety of the CITY.
Whether MI. GEORGES presence at this
time will be beneficial in restraining the
spirit of lawlessness which has heretofore
characterized socialistic movements in that
locality, or whether his remarks last night
will havesa tendency to add fuel to the fires
which are already burning, can only be de-
termined by future results. At all events
there will be more or less public anxiety un-
til the Chicago municipal election is over.